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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1942)
JudgesDespair; Na vytoChoose Puzzled judges, trying to select the five finalists for Little Admiral of the Frosh Glee, gave up in despair last night and were forced to send the pictures of six comely freshmen in stead of five to San Diego, where officers of the naval base will choose the winner. The six finalists are Betty Edward, Alpha Phi; Lois Hafele, Chi Omega; Barbara Hannum, Gamma Phi Beta; Verlie Myers, Pi Beta Phi; Sue Stater, Delta Gamma; and Betty Weaver, Al pha Delta Pi. According to Bass Dyer, chair man of the entertainment com mittee, pictures of the candidates are now on their way to San Di ego. Members of the selection committee were Dyer, Glen Ma cy and Lorraine Davidson, co chairmen of the dance; Hobart Bird, decorations chairman; Har ry Glickman, publicity chairman; and Bruce Hamby and Buck Buchwach, of the Athletic News Bureau. Glee Plans Meanwhile, plans for the Frosh Glee, to be held Friday, April 24, are nearing rapid completion. The dance will last from 9 till 12:15. Girls have been granted 1 o’clock permission by the Dean of Wom en’s office. Jan King’s "band of a thou sand melodies” will furnish mu sic for the dance. Highlight of the evening will be the coronation of the Lit tle Admiral. Other en tertainment will include tapping by Skull and Dagger, sophomore men’s service honorary. Tickets for the dance will sell for $1.10 and go on sale in all living organizations this week. Freshmen who hold class cards will receive a reduction on their tickets. Extension Classes The extension division an nounced that there are 18 state wide classes meeting now with an enrollment of 271. These classes do not include Portland and are located in Corvallis, 5; Eugene, 8; Grants Pass, 1; Sa lem, 1, and Klamath Falls, 1. Several of these classes are for first aid and defense work. Judges Check (Continued from page one) ulty judges. Just before the as sembly time at XI a.m. Thursday the judges’ ballots will be count ed and the first eight chosen will be brought to the stage and in troduced. The candidates were named by their houses. The candidate from Highland house was declared in eligible Monday because of senior standing and Evelyn Carter has been named as new candidate. Candidates are: Geraldine Bar ry. Miss Carter, Frances Cox, Eleanor Engdahl, Louise Gordon, Milodene Goss, Dorothy Greer, Pauline Johnson, Elaine Lee, Lor raine Long. Carolyn Loud, Doro thy Manley, Patricia Perry. More Candidates Bette Ueatrtes, Beatrice Sclium, Margaret Sleeper, Cis Steele, Li las Todd, Helen Trask, and Mil dred Wilson. Judges for the contest are: Fi d V. Cahill, instructor in speech; A. A. Alchian, instructor in economics; Cecil Snyder, act in : head of the news bureau; Mi- ;. Pirkko Paasikivi, instructor in physical education; John Bus te id, Junior Weekend chairman; Betty Jane Biggs, promotion chairman; Pat Cloud, president of the junior class; and Vande nevnde. The newly elected queen and princesses will first be introduced at the junior class party Thurs day evening at Gerlinger hall. The New Earth' Due For Presentation “The New Earth,’’ by Henry Hadley, to be present ed on Sunday, April 19, at 8:15 p.m., in McArthur court, is to be free of charge to all students, Dr. Theo dore Kratt, dean of the mu sic school, announced re cently. The general public will be required to purchase 25-cent tickets. Howard Speaks Charle G. Howard, professor of law and Lane county instruct or for civilian defense, spoke to air raid wardens of the River road district last night. His topic was “Organization of Civilian De fense.” FROSH GLEE CHIEFS ... . . . examining photos of Little Admiral finalists are, left to right, Glen Macy and Lorraine Davidson, co-chairmen of the dance, and Bass Dyer, entertainment chairman. Editor Will Quiz Staff Aspirants Applicants for staff positions on the 1943 Oregana will be in terviewed today by Editor Wes Sullivan in his office in McAr thur court between 1 and 4 p.m. Thursday. Three top positions are open: managing editor and two asso ciate editors. These staff mem bers will work directly with the editor in planning the book. Other jobs to be assigned in clude four division heads for ac tivities, schools, men’s and wom en’s divisions, executive secretary, promotion director, sports editor, assistant managing editor, and two assistant managing editors. Only students with professional photographic equipment and pre vious experience in photography are asked to apply for positions on the photography staff. Noted Groi^p Honors City Eugene is the only city in Ore gon besides Portland to be hon ored by the presence of the Cool idge quartet this year, John Stehn, director of band, an nounced yesterday. Saying that the string quartet is one of the most perfect forms of musical expression, Mr. Stehn told of the wide fame of the quartet, and the fine qualitv_of their work. Founding Founded in 1936 under the sponsorship of the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge foundation of the library of congress in Wash ington, the quartet has played single concerts and chamber mu sic cycles throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Hon olulu. William Kroll, first violin, Jack Pepper, second violin, David Dawson, viola, and Naoum Ben ditzky, ’cello, compose the quar tet. Works by Mozart and Ravel will be included on the program. 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